rocket. we are live in seoul for the historic launch. announcer: live from london, this is cnn newsroom with isa soares. hello, everyone. it is thursday, october 21st. we begin with new information in the search for brian laundrie. authorities are working to identify what appear to be human remains discovered in a nature reserve in florida. it s where they have long been searching for gabby petito s fiancee. now, a source says the remains look like they had been there for awhile. the swampy area had been under water until recently. take a listen. earlier today investigators found what appear to be human remains along with personal items such as a backpack and notebook belonging to brian laundrie. now, the family s attorney said it is likely the remains are laundrie s. laundrie s parents were in the reserve wednesday and helped with the discovery. it is my understanding that they were followed closely by the two law enforcement personnel. and when i say closely, ce
of arizona significantly slower going. dear senator sinema five members of sinema s unpaid veterans advisory council resigning and one house democrat pulling from saturday night live. because i didn t come to congress to make friends. reporter: to make a not so subtle point. sinema s private opposition to tax rate increases on corporations and individuals setting off a scramble to pay for the bill. the bill will be fully paid for and the matter is in the hands of our chairs of the finance committee and the ways and means committee. reporter: white house officials now talking with congressional tax writers hoping to ease sinema s concerns. the position is well known. reporter: that position well known as it is is part of the reason white house officials were once again on capitol hill today the president s top advisers meeting with senators manchin and sinema and also the chairs of the tax writing committees trying to figure out a way to get this deal togethe
riot. they are thinking of expanding booster shots to people as young as 40. some optimism. there is progress in trying to retract a revised version of the biden agenda. the president making some big campaign promises will not make the final cut. the final package likely to come in around $2 trillion, maybe a little less, short the $6 trillion that not too long ago, they said was essential. it s possible they could have a framework of a deal by the end of this week. let s get to our white house correspondent, kaitlan collins. the president is willing to give, but the question is, is that enough to give at the end of the deal? that is the question, and this is the time they need to make hard choices because they really want to see movement on this. john, we know that democratic leaders want to see that movement by the end of this week and have some kind of framework. they re hoping to have more than that by the time the president leaves washington the end of next week to g
villain down under. you guys look at what s going on in australia right now, you know, they re enforcing after a year and a half, they re still enforcing lock downs by the military. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes, it is not an exaggeration to say that democrats might have one chance, one shot to pass legislation to prevent a climate catastrophe, and they are trying to do that right now under the intense pressure of two other competing forces. one is the fact that due to the nature of american polarization, divided government, the structural advantage that republicans now hold in national elections, democrats can expect to control the white house and both houses of congress maybe every ten years, like once a decade, they really get a chance to pass their agenda. so that s one pressure point. the other is that we re already at 1 degree celsius of permanent global warming. we need to very rapidly curtail emissions to avoid incre
two others competing forces. one is the fact that, due to the nature of american polarization, divided government, the structural advantage that republicans now, holding national elections, democrats can expect to control the white houses and both houses and both houses of congress maybe every ten years. like once a decade. they really get a chance to pass their agenda. so that is one pressure point. the other is that, we are already at one degree celsius of permanent global warming. we need to very rapidly cartel admissions, to avoid increasing to another half degree or two. and this is the one shot to pass a climate bill. that s something the democrats remember tried the last time they had unified power, in 2009 and ten. and it didn t have been. and guess what, things got much worse over the next ten years. and the rate at which we have the deployment eyes, has increased dramatically. so democrats have one chance, for a substantial climate package right now. where they ca